Origins of Western Philosophic Thinking: MIDDLE PLATONISM.

A section from chapter 1 of the book "The Columbia History of Western Philosophy," edited by Richard H. Popkin is presented. It looks at the origins of Middle Platonism, the name given to the form of Platonism popular in the two to three centuries before Roman philosopher Plotinus and his followers,...

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Publicado en:Columbia History of Western Philosophy pp. 91 - 100
Autor principal: TARRANT, HAROLD
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Publicado: Columbia University Press 1999
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